Tucson Musicians Museum

Hello music community, We are putting together a Memorial show for Alan Sager. If you worked with Alan and are available to play Friday May 8 th at the Rock, comment below

Stay tuned..

Big thanks to Rex Caughron, Alvin Blaine, Arnold Kort, Amochip Dabney

for all your support! Congrats for being top fans on a streak 🔥!

Just received notification for an available free piano. Moving costs negotiated at $250.00. Contact Ethan Steele for more info. Must be received before next Wednesday.

Celebrate Black History Month by learning a little about Tucson’s history in our augmented reality exhibit, “Discovering Community in the Borderlands.” One of the featured stories is about the Dunbar School.

The Dunbar School came into existence in 1912 as a state mandated, segregated school for African American students only. The then African American majority neighborhood named it the Paul Laurence Dunbar School. Now called the Dunbar Pavilion: An African American Art & Culture Center, it is governed by the Dunbar Coalition, which has stewarded the campus' revival. The Coalition is working to convert it into a space that exhibits the contributions of African-Americans to the development of Southern Arizona, and serves as an anchor for and home to programs and organizations that support education, arts, social justice, health, economic well-being, and civic engagement in an effort to reverse the effects of segregation throughout the region.

Enter the exprience here: https://dcb.arizona.edu/DunbarPavilion

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I have posted the videos from the ceremony 2025, make sure to like and subscribe to my page.

2025 Tucson Musicians Museum Induction of Los Changuitos Feos Tucson Musicians Museum Induction of Los Changuitos FeosPerformance and Statements at the end

Some more phone photos from the AZ Bowl community village

Chalako - The Band at Az Bowl 2025